You know that feeling when you're not sure if an event really happened or if it was just a figment of your imagination? That's exactly how you'll feel when you play the upcoming Mitoza game. Its developer must have created it in a state of severe delirium. Otherwise, you can't explain the things that happen on the screen while playing. The game fits into the genre of adventure games, in which you choose the form of your adventure. However, if Mitoza took the form of less well-known gamebooks in our country, it would probably not be intended for a children's audience. See for yourself in the demo below if developer Gala Mamalyah's creations make any sense to you.
However, the strange, surreal visual of Mitoza has been circulating on the Internet for a whole decade. It is originally a flash project. However, with the discontinuation of support for the popular web interface, there was also a problem for Mitoza. The game had to be moved to other platforms willy-nilly, and the publishers from Second Maze said it would be mobile. However, despite its strangeness, the game can offer a lot of beautiful animations and a gameplay loop that, for example, inspired independent developers from the Rusty Lake studio. They compare it, among other things, to the creations of the Czech Amanita. However, rather than the classic Samorost, the simple adventure clicker can be compared to the newer Chuchel. Mitosis is released on Friday, March 5th. On Google Play you can pre-order it now.
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